There is an ambiguity in this phrase. It can mean either "when we enter Heaven we are (already) glorified" or "when we enter Heaven (no matter how sinful we are when we enter), we are at that moment and not before then, automatically glorified".
Catholicism teaches the former but rejects the latter.
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There is an ambiguity in this phrase. It can mean either "when we enter Heaven we are (already) glorified" or "when we enter Heaven (no matter how sinful we are when we enter), we are at that moment and not before then, automatically glorified".
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I don't think that there is Scriptural justification for emphatically believing either one conclusively.
We can conjecture all we want.
We can speculate all we want.
We can extrapolate all we want.
We can infer all we want.
We can pontificate all we want.
We can stand all puffed up on however many centuries of TRADITIONS OF MAN that we want . . .
but the jury will be decidely out unless and until we get there or unless and until God clarifies it further with emphatic signs following such as a loud booming voice from Heaven heard round the world or some such.